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The practical details clients, architects and designers most often ask us to explain — including the limits of what these products can do.
Cost depends on the window area, material, style, frame complexity and finish. Bay windows, shaped windows and tracked systems take more work than a simple square opening. We provide an itemised proposal after survey rather than quoting from a rate card.
Usually yes. Slim profiles and a well-judged glazing-bar layout sit comfortably with Victorian and Edwardian joinery, and they let light travel between rooms. Suitability is confirmed at survey, where we check the opening, floor level and the structure above.
Our standard slimline internal steel doors and screens are architectural products, not certified fire doors. If a fire rating is required for your project, tell us early so a suitable certified solution can be considered.
They reduce noise transfer compared with an open doorway, but they are not soundproof. Glass specification, perimeter sealing and threshold detail all affect the result, and we describe the likely improvement in realistic terms.
Lead times depend on product, specification and current workload. We confirm a realistic programme in writing after survey and keep you informed from approval through to installation.
Materials and workmanship for 10 years under normal domestic use, with the full terms set out in your project documentation and on our guarantee page.
We design, survey and install across South West London and Surrey, including Wimbledon, Wandsworth, Battersea, Earlsfield, Southfields, Richmond, Kingston upon Thames, Cobham and Virginia Water.
Yes. We provide drawings and specifications for coordination with contractors and other trades, and we will say plainly when an opening or requirement is not suited to a product.
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